Qué es la epigenética y por qué es extremadamente importante para nuestra salud óptima?

Join Bruce and Shay from Earth Heroes TV for a conversation around these important questions: What is cultural creativity? What’s the most valuable resource people could use to intact rapid change? What is the true nature of our existence and reality? How do we navigate life when we might possibly be misinterpreting information? How do we stay positive and find meaning in our lives with such Uncertainty & Change?

In this episode with Ben Azadi from the Keto Kamp Podcast, Bruce explains the basics of what stem cells are and why they are so important in gene expression research. He also emphasizes the importance of understanding that our cell receptors can pick up energy vibrations and how our cells use that information to send signals to our brains and how stress hormones are stealing energy from our bodies and how we can reprogram our minds to limit these stressors through the fundamentals of habit changing. 

Could your thoughts be hindering your health and limiting your progress in life? In this episode, Sarah Grynberg and Bruce explore a host of crucial questions, like how we can reprogram our negative belief systems, our ability to optimise our minds and bodies for success, teaching our children how to thrive, as well as the dilemma of our world today and what we can do to salvage it. 

Listen to Bruce speak with Anne Therese and Robin Shaw about the difference between genetics and epigenetics; How to become the master creator of your life; Why positive thinking alone isn’t enough; How we’ve been programmed since birth; You’re only conscious 5% of the day (and what that means); Why falling in love changes your life (the quantum physics way)!

In this episode, Bruce talks about how the field of epigenetics essentially proves that ADHD is not a so-called ‘genetic disorder’ and that nobody is predetermined to have it and in the worst-case scenario simply predisposed to it. But the power is with our minds and our ability to change our environments to better serve our individual human life experiences.